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Friday & Saturday Special
Omar Wonder Flour, 48-lb. . .$1.55
Beet Sugar, ICO-lb. sack $549
C8H Cane Sugar, 100-lb. bag . $570
PRICES ON SUGAR AND FLOUR ARE CASH
Butter-Nut Coffee, 3-Ib. can, 94; 1-lb. can 32
Peanut Krakel, P & G, pint jar 22 $
Peanut Butter, Yellowstone, pint jar 20
Stuffed Olives, Windmill, pint jar 32
Icing Tea, P & G, green and black mix, quart jar. .23
Sweet Potatoes, P & G, vacuum pack, Ige. can. . . 14
Ginger Ale, quart bottles, special, each 10
Whole Kernel Corn, P & G, No. 2 size can 14
Fruit Cocktail, P & G, No. 2 size can 17
Dill Pickles, Comet, quart jar 1S$
Sweet Pickles, Comet, quart jar 230
Shrimp, P & G, wet or dry pack, jumbo size can. .160
Beef Soup, P & G, 2 cans for 180
Pork and Beans, Windmill brand, 2 tall cans 180
Noodles, Kamo, 8-oz. pkg. 100
Malted Milk, chocolate flavor, 1-lb. can. 250
Prunes, 40-50 size, 2 lbs. for 180
Bird Seed, 1-lb. pkg 150
Coffee, Royal Cup, 1-lb. bag 210
Oakite, 2 pkgs. and dish mop for 230
WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF
Wayne's Chix Mash, Growing Mash and
Chix Scratch Stock and Block Salt
ATTEND KOTARY MEETING
From Tuesday's Daily
N. C. Abbott, superintendent of
the Nebraska School for the Blind
at Nebraska City, was here today in
company with his son-in-law, Donald
A. MacKinnon, of Rochester, New
York. Mr. and Mrs. MacKinnon, the
latter formerly Miss Grace Abbott,
are spending a short time at Nebras
ka City and later will motor on back
to their home in the east.
The gentlemen were in attendance
at the meeting of the Rotary club
at noon, Mr. Abbott being one of the
best known members of the club in
his home city.
HERE FROM CALIFORNIA
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Rice, re
siding on Wintersteen Hill, were very
pleasantly surprised on Saturday
when Mr. and Mrs. Jack Richter of
,Long Beach, California, arrived here
to enjoy a visit with their relatives
in this community. Mrs. Richter is
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Rice.
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HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW?
Millions of persons throughout the
world know all about Elbert Hub
bard's famous essay, "A Message To
Garcia," but few know the act of
heroism and iniative it represented.
It all makes a good game to play, be
cause 90 per cent or more of the
people who know about the "mes
sage" know nothing of the names or
facts in the story.
Bring your answers to the follow
ing questions to the box office of the
Cass theatre before 6 p. m. Saturday.
The persons having the correct an
swers will be presented with a pass
to the theatre:
1. Who carried the "message to
Garcia?"
2. Who sent the "message to Gar
cia?" 3. Where was the "message to Gar
cia" sent from?
4. Where was the "message to Gar
cia" delivered?
5. What information did the "mes
sage to Garcia" contain?
6. What American author wrote a
world-famous essay entitled, "A Mes
sage to Garcia?"
7. Of what war was the carrying
of the "message to Garcia" a heroic
feature?
8. In what year did this war take
place?
Cass county nas no bonded In
debtedness, as. like the state, It
has paid cash for Its g ravel roads
and other Improvements. That's
a mighty good policy to pursue.
TO VISIT OLD FRIENDS
From Tuesday's Dally:
Mrs. Frank W. Hawkenberry, of
Tacoma, Washington, will arrive this
afternoon to enjoy a visit here with
the old time friends, the family hav
ing made their home here over a long
period of years. Mrs. Hawkenberry
while here will be a guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Ofe.
She has been visiting with her son,
Leonard W. Hawkenberry and wife
at Pueblo, Colorado, where he Is in
charge of a large car shops.
REQUEST TO CHURCH
Falls City, Neb. A bequest of
$500 to St. Ann's church of Shubert
was disclosed when the will of An
thony Ege, prominent Falls City
farmer, was admitted to probate. Oth
er bequests to relatives were made
out of the estate, which included J
two quarter sections of land In Rich
ardson county, a farm in Illinois and
$3,500 worth of personal property.
DOING VERY NICELY
Henry Herold, one of the long time
residents of this city, is reported as
doing very nicely at Omaha where he
is at the Clarkson hospital.' Mr.
Herold has been there for the past
two weeks and seems to be respond
ing to treatment in fine shape and
it is hoped may soon be able to be
brought home.
HERE FROM CALIFORNIA
From Tuesday's Dally:
Mrs. Fred G. Egenberger arrived
this morning from her home at Long
Beach, California, and will enjoy a
visit of a week or ten days here with
the relatives and old time friends.
Mrs. Egenberger is a guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Egen
berger while in the city.
IN SERIOUS CONDITION
The condition of Mrs. H. C. Long,
aged resident of Murray, Is very criti
cal at this time as she is suffering
from the effects of a stroke sustained
a few days ago. Mrs. Long resides
with her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Nickles at
Murray.
FILLS SPEAKING DATES
County Attorney W. G. Kleck was
kept busy on Memorial day with two
speaking engagements to fulfill,
speaking at Elmwood in the morning
and at Weeping Water in the after
noon. Both of the observances were
open air meetings and very largely
attended.
HERE TO ATTEND FUNERAL
Money expended for advertising
will produce a good return on the
investment.
BRICK FOR SALE
Hard brick, also limited quantity
of soft brick for sale. See Frank Bes
tor, City WPA Committee, Platts
month. Telephone 151 or 350.
From Tuesday's Daily
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Small and
son, of Memphis, Missouri, arrived
in the city last evening to attend
the funeral of David Lancaster at
Murray this afternoon. Mr. Small is
a cousin of Earl Lancaster, father of
the deceased.
Inflated or ormnarv dollars
either kind will still buy most If
expended In your home commun
ity, y.here a part Is retained to
help meet the tax Duraen and
other community obligations.
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS FINEST OF FRESH MEATS AT PROPER PRICES!
7 per Loaf.
4 Loaves. .
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Short Cuts
Veal Chops
Pork Steak.
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Butternut Coffee ppQ
llb. Can
Pickles
Sweet, quart 23
Dill, quart 15$
Kraut
No. 2Y2 Can 10
Oleomargarine )lt
Lb., i4y2; 2 lbs Av
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MorrelPs Bacon
Sugar Cured. Lb
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Sliced Bacon )15c
Lean. Per lb 2JV
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Strawberries fllflc
Pull Quart Boxes XJ5'
Pineapple
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AVOCA NEWS
John Marquardt was over to Lin
coln on Tuesday of this week where
he was looking after some business
for a short time.
H. M. Lum of the Avoca Lumber
company, was a visitor for over De
coration day and Sunday at the home
of a cousin at Verdon.
Otto Horschield, living in the
country, has been having some exten
sive repairs and rebuilding done on
his house and barn at the farm.
Herman P. Friedenberg, living two
miles south of Avoca, has been mak
ing some extensive repairs at the
farm home during the past few
weeks.
Elmer J. Hallstrom and family
were spending last Sunday in Platts
mouth where they were guests at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Hallstrom.
The Woman's club of Avoca was
meeting at the home of Mrs. Emma
Rawalt on Wednesday afternoon,
where they enjoyed a very fine pro
gram and were entertained very
pleasantly by Mrs. Rawalt.
Verne Rawalt who was a member
of the program In Omaha where he
was playing on the Major Bowes pre
paratory amateur program received
a rating of third of all who were on
the program. Verne's music was pro
duced on a saxophone.
George Fox, state warehouse in
specor making bis home in Lincoln,
was a visitor in Avoca with his
friend, Henry Maseman. They were
formerly near neighbors when Mr.
Maseman resided near Bertrand in
the western portion of the state.
Miss Clara Meyers who makes her
home in Lincoln, having been em
ployed there for some time past, was
spending Decoration day with her
mother, Mrs. Anna Meyers of Avoca.
Mrs. Wm. Theuke, sister of Miss Anna
Meyers also was visiting for oxer the
week end with his sister.
Miss Dorothy Gollner who has been
spending the past two weeks during
her vacation from her work for the
government at Omaha, with her
friend, Miss Josephine H. Hull of
Washington, Iowa, returned to Avoca
to spend the remainder of the week
with her parents, which completes
her vacation.
Having Store Front Painted.
Frank Betts, the painter, has been
exercising his ability as a decorator
and painter in the painting of the
store front of J. If.' F. Ruhge, as well
as the room east which is occupied
by Dick Neumeister.
James Cullen and Wife Better.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cullen, who
were so severely injured some weeks
ago In an auto accident have been
showing good improvement during
the past few weeks. Mr. Cullen was
able to visit Avoca last week and
Mrs. Cullen is showing good improve
ment, but is still kept to her bed and
will for a number' of months yet, al
though she is doing very nicely now
considering the gravity of the injuries.
Attended School Commencement.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kokjer were
over to Crete a number of days this
week attending the exercises lncldnet
to the closing of the school year at
Doane college where their son, Jor
dan is graduating with the closing
of the school year which occurred
Wednesday.
10c
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Grapefruit pc
Large, 4 for A
20c ;!
Large, 4 for.
Sunkist Oranges
Per dozen
Head Lettuce
Per head
6V2C
CHEEGE
American or Brick, 5-lb. box $1.05
. 2-1 b. Box, 47c each
10-Ib. (avg.) Loaf, per lb 17 Y2$
Old Fashioned Brick, 64b. loaf, lb. 19
Longhorn Cheese, per lb 19c
ROAST QPECIAILO
POT ROAST, Beef or Veal lLo
Choice Quality, per lb U Z
OVEN ROAST, Veal or Beef 4Ap
Choice Cuts, per lb ii.fj'
FRANKFURTERS, per lb....l2y2
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Has Many Young Turkeys.
Clarence Norris living northeast of
Avoca Is at the present time growing
some eleven hundred young turkeys.
They have bo arranged to keep them
penned up and at the same time to
pasture them on red clover and al
falfa. He has coops or runs for them
which fit snugly to the ground which
he places over the pasture and when
they had well eaten the same he
moves it to another spot, thus pre
venting them straying away as well
as protecting them from coyotes. He
is meeting with good success raising
the young turkeys.
Make Proffer to Avoca Boy.
The Hazel McOwen 6how which has
been showing here during the winter
and up to the present, having another
show the coming week, has made a
very flattering proposition to Ernest
Gollner for employment for the com
ing year. Ernest Is considering the
proposal but as yet has not decided
as to whether he will acceptfbr not.
In Honor of Bride.
Miss Anna Marie Sailing, aunt of
Mrs. Robert McDonald of Manley,
formerly Miss Julia Neilson, la giving
a shower in honor of the bride at
her home In Avoca today (Thursday
where a large number of the friends
of the bride are gathered and a gen
eral good time is being had with an
abundance of gifts, tokens of the high
esteem in which the bride Is held.
West Best
48-lb. Sack .
Boss Brand
48-lb. Sack .
White Daisy
48-lb. Sack .
Gold Medal
48-lb. Sack .
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$1.29
$1.49
$fl.49
$1.79
$1.79
$f.59
$1.79
Victor or Omar
48-lb. Sack
Little Hatchet
48-lb. Sack
Mother's Best
48-lb. Sack
Santos Coffee
Sweet drinking. Lb.
17c
1 Ib.Tin
29c
3 Ib.Tin
IGA BRAND
Red Salmon )7c
1-lb. Tall Can.. ... w
IGA RED
Kidney Beans J A
2 Cans for L
LINKO LJetfSl
Malt Syrup IOC
Per. Can fcVw
IGA Pears $?jC
Syrup pack. Per oan
IGA Tapioca llftC
Per package JW
IGA Noodles
Per Package J13v
IGA Ldy. Soap 9KC
10 Med. Bars
Health Soap H C5C
IGA Brand,. 4 bars
IGA Toilet Tissue fl Q n
3 large Bolls JL J-
IGA Soap flffc
4 Bars for
IGA Lye Qflc
3 Cans for tJL
Apple Butter 4 K'q
Libby'i. Large jar
Casco Butter 9Pc
Solids, 1-lb. carton
Gold Dust
Large Pkg. .
IGA
CATSUP
14-oz. Bottle
IGA Brand
Salad Dressing
Full Quart Jar
Oleomargarine
1-lb. Pkg.
Tuna Fish
White Meat. y2-lb. Tin
Genuine. Jell-O
All Flavors. 4 Pkgs.
15c
10c
32c
17c
15c
IQc
Stand. Pack Corn
No. 2 cans, 2 for
Wisconsin Pack
PEAS
Ho. 2 Cans,- 3 for
Tomatoes
No, 2 cans. 2 for
f. ' ' - '
Sweet Pickles
Large Jar
Queen Olives
Large Jar ...
Dill Pickles
Full Quart Jar
315c
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25c
15c
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FOrrw i mason jar aps -VlllC Y4
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round carton .Xjw
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f t) RTTRP. TP.T.T. 5 Pt for
American op Morton's J-
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Prince Albert fl fl r
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Baking Powder Oflp
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Platts. Bread tln
1-lb. loaves, 2 for
Rolled Oats
Bulk. 6 lbs. for
Tomato Juice
No. 10 Tin .
25c
37c
-PBUNEG
25-lb. Boxes
That will be sold below cost
to clean up our large stock!
CALIFORNIA SANTA
CLARA PRUNES
4C-50 Size
50-60 Size
50-60 Size
60-70 Size
70-80 Size
90-100
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25-lb. Box
$1.49
25-lb. Box
$1.19
ize . ."25-lb. Box
Size . si,09
Linko Ice Tea
Quart Jar
Pimentos
2 for
Junket
Ice Cream Mix
2 Pkgs. for
15c
17c 1
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Soda or Graham
Crackers
2-lb. Caddy
Woodbury's E:
Facial Soap 0(?n E
3 Bars for
Meat Department
ieef Roast i. 1o
ieef SteaEi iVi
SHSiiraer Sausage Oc
ILard Annoxir'i star Texturated J
Portl Liuer Fresh Sliced lb. H2G
Fresh Pork Brains lb. U2c
Pionio Ihms f-i:... 18c
K1GED imi LP. . . 15c
Fruits & Uegetables
GRAPEFRUIT (Lc
Extra Large, each.
STRAWBERRIES flC
Quart boxes, each
CAUUFLOWER flnC
White Snowball, lb.
Peas, full pods ?1C
Firm, Fresh, lb. - ' '
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HEAD LETTUCE fl ffc
Large, Solid, 2 for
GREEN BEANS Qnc
Extra Fancy, 2 lbs A
CABBAGE
Crisp, Solid. Lb.
Tomatoes f)n
Bed Bipe, lb
Sunkist Navel
ORANGES
252 Size. Doz
Cucumbers
3 for
4C
25c
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